
Architect
Bernhard von Limburger
Established
1967
Par / Length
72 / 6735y
Access
Private
Green Fee
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Overview: Golf-Club auf der Wendlohe is a historic and refined parkland course located in northern Hamburg, offering a classic and strategic experience within a magnificent forest setting. Designed by Bernhard von Limburger and opened in 1967, the course is known for its elegant routing and its integration with the local topography. The fairways are lined with mature trees, and the greens are subtly contoured, requiring precise shot-making and careful positioning. It is a traditional test of golf that rewards accuracy and strategic thinking over sheer power. The atmosphere is one of timeless elegance and quiet prestige, offering a peaceful escape within a historic estate that has been a center of Hamburg social life for decades.
Did You Know? The club is a member of the "Leading Golf Courses of Germany" and has hosted the German Open on several occasions. The clubhouse is a stunning historic building that once served as a rural estate, providing a unique character to the round and exceptional panoramic views of the course.
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Oldesloer Straße 251